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Data, Stats & Daily Numbers started 9th May

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boys3 · 09/05/2021 19:21

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Bordois · 15/05/2021 11:23

@PurpleWh1teGreen

That's it. Feeling mildly annoyed now that mine isn't showing it still Smile. Good to know it's working for others though.
My app has now updated and is showing my first jab.
everythingthelighttouches · 15/05/2021 11:32

lonelyplanet

I came on to say pretty much the same thing

since the press conference last night, SAGE have got their minutes (report 89) out in unheard-of, double-quick time.

www.gov.uk/government/publications/sage-89-minutes-coronavirus-covid-19-response-13-may-2021/sage-89-minutes-coronavirus-covid-19-response-13-may-2021

I think they want to make it clear what their advice was before Monday.

The key point is attached.
For the purposes of the tape..... step 3 is Monday.

This is very concerning.

I feel like it’s that weekend in March 2020 when Boris should have brought in restrictions but didn’t.... or Christmas...

Oh, and anyone know where Patrick Vallance is????

Data, Stats & Daily Numbers started 9th May
Bordois · 15/05/2021 11:33

I keep seeing the warwick model being posted which plots varying levels of transmission and states that its with total vaccine protection. It is thought that the Indian variant could be 40-50% more transmittance.

Do we know if the chart also takes into account any reduction in transmission given by vaccines too, or is it just showing an individual persons level of protection against illness?

JanFebAnyMonth · 15/05/2021 11:34

Am surprised the likely effect of Eid hasn’t been mentioned anywhere in the media (or nowhere that I’ve seen). It’s not going to help areas with large ethnic communities.

Bordois · 15/05/2021 11:39

I guess a more succinct version of my question would be, is the increased transmission of the Indian variant calculated on vaccinated or unvaccinated people as surely there would be a difference?

JanFebAnyMonth · 15/05/2021 11:39

I know our expectations of the government are low, but Boris is doing more in response to SAGE than I’d have hoped for.

Not enough however, eg completely ignoring the part that says quickening vaccinations plus NPIs are needed in areas such as Bolton. I know Lance schools are retaining masks which is good, however that was ordered by local public health not government. And obviously doesn’t directly affect indoor mixing from Monday.

JanFebAnyMonth · 15/05/2021 11:40

*Lancs

everythingthelighttouches · 15/05/2021 11:40

bordois
I’m pretty sure it does but will check.

everythingthelighttouches · 15/05/2021 11:47

Quartz2208

“But the point is that we HAVENT been here before”

Well, every situation is unique, but the common thread is that the government picks and chooses from SAGE advice.

“yes we have been here before with the variant issues (Kent last year) but other variables have changed - why spend 5 solid months vaccinating people (and reports are at the moment that they are effective) if you go back and handle it in the exact same way you did before all of that. At some point we are going to have to see how they work.”

Because this time we have a ~50% more transmissible variant. Yes, people are vaccinated but nowhere near enough. It is bad timing. I’d agree with your point if it was August and all age groups had been vaccinated. The spread is going to be massive.

Also, I’d just like to point out that we never lived with the Kent variant in as much freedom as we are about to have from Monday. We were in tiers or full lockdown.

“The report that lonelyplanet states they have no idea whether the growth they are seeing at a local level (presumably within households and close knit communities) means that will translate into greater community spread.”

True.

“The truth is at the moment they just dont know - and I suspect the effects of going back now on a national level are too great.”

The eternal conundrum. You’re right of course, we don’t know. We can never know until it’s too late. I’d wait a few more weeks as the consequences are unbearable to think about.

Frazzled2207 · 15/05/2021 11:50

even if it doesn't materially increase hospitalisations and deaths it will materially affect our daily lives due to increased isolations etc.

I am not far from bolton - no doubt it will now spread across GM and my children will face yet another stint of self-isolation etc whether or not they actually catch it. The fact that the government seem to be admitting that the Indian version will basically spread everywhere and they're going to basically let it, gives me the shudders.

everythingthelighttouches · 15/05/2021 11:58

Frazzled2207

Yes. I cannot do another round of homeschooling.

JanFebAnyMonth · 15/05/2021 12:00

@everythingthelighttouches your point here is a very good /sobering one:

Also, I’d just like to point out that we never lived with the Kent variant in as much freedom as we are about to have from Monday. We were in tiers or full lockdown.

Quartz2208 · 15/05/2021 12:09

@everythingthelighttouches

Quartz2208

“But the point is that we HAVENT been here before”

Well, every situation is unique, but the common thread is that the government picks and chooses from SAGE advice.

“yes we have been here before with the variant issues (Kent last year) but other variables have changed - why spend 5 solid months vaccinating people (and reports are at the moment that they are effective) if you go back and handle it in the exact same way you did before all of that. At some point we are going to have to see how they work.”

Because this time we have a ~50% more transmissible variant. Yes, people are vaccinated but nowhere near enough. It is bad timing. I’d agree with your point if it was August and all age groups had been vaccinated. The spread is going to be massive.

Also, I’d just like to point out that we never lived with the Kent variant in as much freedom as we are about to have from Monday. We were in tiers or full lockdown.

“The report that lonelyplanet states they have no idea whether the growth they are seeing at a local level (presumably within households and close knit communities) means that will translate into greater community spread.”

True.

“The truth is at the moment they just dont know - and I suspect the effects of going back now on a national level are too great.”

The eternal conundrum. You’re right of course, we don’t know. We can never know until it’s too late. I’d wait a few more weeks as the consequences are unbearable to think about.

Personally (and I have said this I think on other threads) central and local government should be working together to have a short sharp local lockdowns (as the Australians do) in the areas where it is currently - and I mean a proper lockdown for 2 weeks alongside surge vaccinations and testing.
MRex · 15/05/2021 12:12

If I remember correctly, the original Warwick and Imperial models assumed far more transmission from vaccinated people and lower take-up. I'm concerned about staying locked down or coming out. What we need is more data, it's still very early days.

JanFebAnyMonth · 15/05/2021 12:13

Bolton local vaccines Head is looking for reasons to vaccinate younger people, including simply living in a high risk area (reported on BBC website under ‘Live’):

^The woman leading the vaccination programme in Bolton says that while the local team would follow the government's eligibility criteria for vaccination, they would "look for reasons to vaccinate people, not reasons not to".
Transmission among the under-25s is high in the area, while vaccine take-up has often been slow.
Dr Helen Wall said at least 10,000 eligible people had still not had the jab and her team would be stepping up the rate of vaccination massively across the weekend - with the aim of 4,000 vaccines being administered today alone.
Shel told BBC Breakfast: "What we need to remember is that lots of young people are eligible because they may be carers, they may be shielding, they may have long-term health conditions [or] they may be living in the area where deprivation causes you to be at-risk from Covid."^

Bordois · 15/05/2021 12:16

@MRex

If I remember correctly, the original Warwick and Imperial models assumed far more transmission from vaccinated people and lower take-up. I'm concerned about staying locked down or coming out. What we need is more data, it's still very early days.
Yes, I think as cases still remain low/flat we have time to gather and analyse data and can prepare plans for what to do when/if cases rise in order to prevent the hospitalisation and death that will then follow on.
Frazzled2207 · 15/05/2021 12:17

@JanFebAnyMonth

Bolton local vaccines Head is looking for reasons to vaccinate younger people, including simply living in a high risk area (reported on BBC website under ‘Live’):

^The woman leading the vaccination programme in Bolton says that while the local team would follow the government's eligibility criteria for vaccination, they would "look for reasons to vaccinate people, not reasons not to".
Transmission among the under-25s is high in the area, while vaccine take-up has often been slow.
Dr Helen Wall said at least 10,000 eligible people had still not had the jab and her team would be stepping up the rate of vaccination massively across the weekend - with the aim of 4,000 vaccines being administered today alone.
Shel told BBC Breakfast: "What we need to remember is that lots of young people are eligible because they may be carers, they may be shielding, they may have long-term health conditions [or] they may be living in the area where deprivation causes you to be at-risk from Covid."^

Good. I'm also wondering if GP hubs doing vaccinations locally might step in. For example you may not be able to book for under 38s via the national system but that hasn't stopped GP hubs in many many parts of the country offering vaccines to younger people.
lurker101 · 15/05/2021 12:17

On the point about masks in schools - what is the general situation with “exam years”? I don’t know many people with kids, but the ones that have “exam year” kids are all finishing school over the next couple of weeks (when study leave would traditionally start). Is this widespread and plays into the Govt thinking on masks? I.e. eldest years more likely to spread therefore if they’re not in school limited perceived value to 11 yos etc. Wearing masks. Or is this purely limited to the small number of people I know...

PatriciaHolm · 15/05/2021 12:27

@lurker101

On the point about masks in schools - what is the general situation with “exam years”? I don’t know many people with kids, but the ones that have “exam year” kids are all finishing school over the next couple of weeks (when study leave would traditionally start). Is this widespread and plays into the Govt thinking on masks? I.e. eldest years more likely to spread therefore if they’re not in school limited perceived value to 11 yos etc. Wearing masks. Or is this purely limited to the small number of people I know...
DD is GCSE year, and finishes in 2 weeks time (at half term) and I think that's pretty standard.

She reckons the amount of proper mask wearing is about 50/50 now anyway....

Firefliess · 15/05/2021 12:27

@lurker101

On the point about masks in schools - what is the general situation with “exam years”? I don’t know many people with kids, but the ones that have “exam year” kids are all finishing school over the next couple of weeks (when study leave would traditionally start). Is this widespread and plays into the Govt thinking on masks? I.e. eldest years more likely to spread therefore if they’re not in school limited perceived value to 11 yos etc. Wearing masks. Or is this purely limited to the small number of people I know...
Schools need to submit the teacher assessed grades by the middle of June and all the schools I'm aware of say they need at least a couple of weeks to do their marking and moderation, so exams will all be finished before the May half term (ie 2 more weeks) at the latest, but some quite a bit earlier. At DD's sixth form she finishes on Monday and all her friends by Wednesday this week. That may help the situation in schools a bit - though the impact on overall transmission does to some extent depend what a load of 16-18 year olds do in their free time with no schooling and the pubs now open....Hmm
andtheweedonkey · 15/05/2021 12:34

Oh, and anyone know where Patrick Vallance is????
Perhaps he's hiding under the stairs with a multi pack of twix and his alcohol stash...or maybe that's what we should be doing Smile

Bit pissed off that DH (heart probs) and I had our 2nd jab at 10wks now... MRex in your shoes, after reading more, I'd wait for the full 12.🤦🏻‍♀️

I feel like it’s that weekend in March 2020 when Boris should have brought in restrictions but didn’t.... or Christmas...
^this is how I feel. I'm really losing all faith in our confused messaging.
If this variant might become another wave, why are we charging head-long into it?

Firefliess · 15/05/2021 12:35

The latest versions of the Warwick model and other ones that the government commission did factor in the reduced transmission from vaccinated people I think - and that had the effect of taking the projected exit wave right down in size. I would hope that their next update will model the possible impact of a higher natural R rate of the Indian variant. In the meantime, here's an amateur modeller from Twitter with some illustrations of possible impact twitter.com/andrew_lilico/status/1393221770488987648?s=19

MargaretThursday · 15/05/2021 12:36

I'm just trying to register a lateral flow (negative) test, and keep getting an error message. Anyone else having issues with it?

boys3 · 15/05/2021 12:43

@lurker101 DS3 is Y13 and will finish his confirmatory assessments, if I remember the term correctly, next week. And that's the end of school. That timescale seems to apply to most schools / sxith forms round here. Not sure on the Y11 cohort although I'm sure one of the numerous emails from the Head covered it.

However as @Firefliess observed its unlikely that many of those finishing then plan to lead a hermit like existence over the coming weeks and months.

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JanFebAnyMonth · 15/05/2021 12:50

Pretty sure the fact that all(?) Y11s and 13s are leaving in the next fortnight hasn’t influenced govt abandoning school mask wearing. What about Y12s? Y10s, most of whom by now will be 15?

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